Re: Metrocream causing oiliness?

[Guest guest]

I had the same problem with oilness in my t-zone. I switched to

Metrogel for my nose and forehead. I still use Metrocream for my

cheeks because they tend to be dry. Both medications contain the

same active ingredients, it's just that the gel is not creamy and it

better for oiler skin.

My forehead and nose still get somewhat shiny from sunscreens, but

not nearly as bad as they were before.

Hope that helps some-

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-- In rosacea-support@y..., " mjnova1 " wrote:

> I have been using metrocream in the AM and PM for about a month now

> and I have noticed that my face is much oilier now than it ever

was.

> In fact, my face was never oily at all before. Now, I wash my

face,

> then put on the metrocream, and 2 hours later, my faces is oily.

> Has this happened to anyone else?

[Guest guest]

I've been using metrocream for about three months and DO notice a shiny/oily

appearance I didn't have before. I've not yet tried the gel, but after

reading that post I think I will.

TY

Re: Metrocream causing oiliness?

> I had the same problem with oilness in my t-zone. I switched to

> Metrogel for my nose and forehead. I still use Metrocream for my

> cheeks because they tend to be dry. Both medications contain the

> same active ingredients, it's just that the gel is not creamy and it

> better for oiler skin.

>

> My forehead and nose still get somewhat shiny from sunscreens, but

> not nearly as bad as they were before.

>

> Hope that helps some-

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> -- In rosacea-support@y..., " mjnova1 " wrote:

> > I have been using metrocream in the AM and PM for about a month now

> > and I have noticed that my face is much oilier now than it ever

> was.

> > In fact, my face was never oily at all before. Now, I wash my

> face,

> > then put on the metrocream, and 2 hours later, my faces is oily.

> > Has this happened to anyone else?

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I've been using metrocream for about three months and DO notice a shiny/oily

appearance I didn't have before. I've not yet tried the gel, but after

reading that post I think I will.

TY

Re: Metrocream causing oiliness?

> I had the same problem with oilness in my t-zone. I switched to

> Metrogel for my nose and forehead. I still use Metrocream for my

> cheeks because they tend to be dry. Both medications contain the

> same active ingredients, it's just that the gel is not creamy and it

> better for oiler skin.

>

> My forehead and nose still get somewhat shiny from sunscreens, but

> not nearly as bad as they were before.

>

> Hope that helps some-

> -

>

> -

> -- In rosacea-support@y..., " mjnova1 " wrote:

> > I have been using metrocream in the AM and PM for about a month now

> > and I have noticed that my face is much oilier now than it ever

> was.

> > In fact, my face was never oily at all before. Now, I wash my

> face,

> > then put on the metrocream, and 2 hours later, my faces is oily.

> > Has this happened to anyone else?

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole group

(http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). Your post will be delayed if you don't

give a meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must change the

subject when replying to a digest !

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

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